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Temuka Leader, Issue 2133, 4 December 1890, Page 4

TO FARMERS AND SHEARERS. J AM NOW SELLING— Woolpacks Boiled,Oil Raddle Lampblack Sheep SbearP—B.B.A., andllA > At LOW PRICES, for Present .Season, J. BROWN, Tem uka, ; WALTON ROLLER GRIST MILL, ■ PLEASANT POINT. JT) OOOWEN having resumed . JL , charge of the above Mill, and made arrangements for an ample supply of water, Farmers can rely upon getting t|ye(r Grists ground promptly. Grists r brought from long distances are; ground overnight, if required. Accommodation found for men and horses Wheat Gristed. Peb Bushed. Lots under 50 Bushels ... ,9d Larger lots ... ... ... 8d FLOUR, BRAN, AND SHARPS ON BALi\ at Lowest Current Prices. ee4 PUBLIC BAKERY', I'EMUkX STOP! STOP! STOP! AT ROLL ST ON’S LATE SHOP. DMcOASKILL respectfully intimates , that he has REMOVED To those centrally situated Premises lately occupied by Mr W. 0. Eoulston, and, while thanking his friends and the public generally fo> past favors, trusts,;,by supplying FIRSTCLASS GOODS, to merit a continuance of their support. J). McOASKILL. N.B.—ln view of the Holiday Season I intend Opening Up a Large Assortment of Christmas and New Year Year Novelties shortly. GERALDINE COUNTY ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. REWARD will be Paid by the above 0 Society to any Person or Persons, giving such information as will lead to the Conviction of Parties infringing the Regulations for Trout Fishing in the Society’s, district. By Order. W. G. ASPINALL, oc!8 Hon. Sec.

TO TBATBL THIS SEASON IN THB Geraldine, Hilton, Waitohi, Kerrytown, To muka, Wincbeifcer, and Orari District*, The Thoroughbred Horae H A 3sr A N Terms, £4 4j ; payable lot January, 1891* WILLIAM KEEN, Groom in Charge. M. CONNOLLY, selS Proprietor, Geraldine.

TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON In the Temuka, Geraldine, Orari, and Surrounding Districts, The Celebrated Thoroughbred Entire Horae INGFI S H E R KINGFISHER was got by Skyscraper, out of Remnant, .by the Fishery man, granddam Henrietta (imported), out of Bemnant, by the famous Harkaway—Skyscraper, by Mobnraker, but of Gocliv*. by Hercules—Hercules by Whisker (imported), sire of the renowned Jotrooks, whose fame is imperishable. Kingfisher Himself,, |ike. Jii? close relatives—Richmond, the Driver, Hamlet, Horatio, Bose d’Amour, Goldsborough, Bobiu Hood, and others—was a great performer on the .South Australian, Victorian, New South Waleq, and Tasmanian turf .having won at all distapoes, and under haevy weights, beating the best horees of the d»y, and this not under the most favorable, circumstances.—Vide Turf ■ Register, and Vol. 5 N.Z. Stud Book. Terms, £3 Fee. s TAaff'Da i s^'ina" se4 JOSEPH LOACH; Orari,

TO TRAVEL IN THE TEMUR A AND GERALDINE DISTRICTS,:, T The Entire Hobbb i m e ;o ’ D A Y. Sire Young Vanquisher ; dam, Bonnie Maggie. For full Pedigree lee Card*. Teems, £4 (62 at end of Season and £2 when mare proves in foal). Groomage Pee, Be. For fall particulars apply fco Groom in charge. J. A J. FINLAYSON, gf2s Proprietors. TO TRAVEL In the Timaru, Temuka, Geraldine, Point, Pareora, and Surrounding Districts, Thh Trotting Stallion 0 R D JOHN L Biro Berlin, dam Princess Maude, by Saeals. Terms : £4. Groomago 5«, payable at first service. Y o Also, The Pony Stallion 0 N G LANCER By Lancer, out of a Nutshell mare. Young Lancer gained ; First Prizes last year at Dunedin and Taieri Shows. Terms : £3 10s. Qroomage si. Ail money* payable on or before Ist Jan., 1891. Good paddocks provided and all care takho, hut no responsibility. For further particular* apply to J. MAHONEY, Groom in charge ; Of • J. SH4W, ti(9 Stone Stables, Timaru, ,